After the Projects: Public Housing Redevelopment and the Governance of the Poorest Americans
Lawrence J. Vale examines what happens after traditional public housing projects, focusing on redevelopment and the governance of America’s poorest residents. This study connects housing policy with urban change and public administration, offering readers a focused look at the challenges surrounding public housing transformation.
About This Book
After the Projects explores public housing redevelopment in the United States.
Lawrence J. Vale focuses on how redevelopment intersects with the governance of the poorest Americans.
The book centers on the changing meaning and management of public housing after the era of traditional projects.
It offers a study of housing policy, urban change, and public administration.
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